Emblem question for 1985 IROC
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Emblem question for 1985 IROC
I am trying to find the correct bumper emblem that says tune port injection, but they all seem to be in gold color. is this correct?
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Re: Emblem question for 1985 IROC
Please look at a low mile original (like the yellow iroc on ebay) or get a measurement of where exactly the emblem attaches to the bumper. I see way too many people place it all the way to the left edge of the bumper and thats incorrect. Its a few inches in from the edge. I think its centered under the tail light.
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Re: Emblem question for 1985 IROC
Thanks I did, maatter fact I save all the photos from that one and a red one so make sure mine are the same
Please look at a low mile original (like the yellow iroc on ebay) or get a measurement of where exactly the emblem attaches to the bumper. I see way too many people place it all the way to the left edge of the bumper and thats incorrect. Its a few inches in from the edge. I think its centered under the tail light.
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Re: Emblem question for 1985 IROC
IMO, the stripes are a signature thing that sets them apart and adds to the look. It'd be like a 1st Gen Z28 without the racing stripes, kinda plain. It seems that alot of the newer musclecars even have some sort of stripes these days. For a lower mile, practically original car, I'd put them on.
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Re: Emblem question for 1985 IROC
IMO, the stripes are a signature thing that sets them apart and adds to the look. It'd be like a 1st Gen Z28 without the racing stripes, kinda plain. It seems that alot of the newer musclecars even have some sort of stripes these days. For a lower mile, practically original car, I'd put them on. 

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